But what is the Eye of Horus and what did it mean to the ancient Egyptians? According to Egyptian mythology, Horus was the ...

It was used in art ... with the gods in Egyptian culture. The Eye of Horus, especially in the form of the wedjat amulet, was one of the most ubiquitous symbols employed throughout ancient Egypt.

While keeping the long-dead crocodilian intact, McKnight and her team also “virtually” recreated the bronze hook lodged in ...

Past exhibitions that presented innovations with alabaster include a design exhibition by Galerie Philia inside New York City's art deco Walker Tower ... Chakil's stone furniture collection references ...

Omar Chakil's stone furniture collection was designed to reference ancient Egyptian gods His 17-piece Transcendence ... overlooked as a material for use in art and interior design.

Ancient Egyptians were ruled by a leader called a pharaoh and worshipped many different gods. Today ... including their preserved temples, scrolls, statues, tools, pottery, jewelry, weapons ...

The discovery has been described as a “geometric miracle” and could finally lead to some answers about one of Ancient Egypt’s ...

Ancient Egyptians also revered dung beetles because the rolling of the dung balls reminded them of the sun god rolling the sun ... Egyptian statues, ritual vessels and other examples of Egypt ...

Perfumes had captivated the ancient Greeks and through many sources, we can still venture through the world of perfumes in ...

kept at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and known simply as 2005.335. Although Ancient Egyptians typically removed organs when mummifying humans, crocodiles sacrificed to the crocodile god ...

A lesser-known period in Egyptian history ... Egypt’s most ancient cities, Abydos is located about six miles from the Nile River. Believed to be the burial place of Osiris, god of the ...